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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
THE GRAND COHCLAVE
OFFICERS ELECTED YESTERDAY.
The Gr&ad E&@h ana B@aQast Last ratht
"A Gay 1kress "a Gallant hntxhe
snd fheir Beautiful Isties
-xeass's rroxrxnGss

The Grand Commandsry colored Knights
Templsr. convened a. $50 yesterday morn
ing, the session being taken up with rea-
tire business. hearing reports and taxing
action upon them. IL The cases of the
CommAndeFies al Lansing. Day. Csss oo0n-
". snd RRmnsoa. Ont. dispensAuons we're
taken ID and warrants issued. An invita-
tioH u visit De Aolsi Commandery Asvium
Was accepted. and at II So The Or1Ad Com
manaeg was escorted thither by seventy
knights in uniform. TIE asylum, ~ llch
l. located IN the new Widdleornb building,
was inspected and greatly admired by The
visitors
At tbs afternoon session the grand OH
GERS for the ensuing year were elected ss
follows. only Two changes being made n
the old list. R. L. @. G.. J. r. Richards, De-
troit. Y. T. q. c., h. Weaver,
Chatham, Ont: q. Gen, }. q.
Craig. Grand Rapids, g. Z. g.. J. w.
Wilson, Detroit; q. Prel.. j. j. Wilmore.
Chatham. Ont; q. 5. w. ]. j. Adams,
Grand Rapids; @. J. W., Thso. finney, De-
troit; q. Trees, J. III. Cole, Detroit; q. Rec.
7. F. Cary. Detroit The session VAS then
adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

cmcaso. sept 1.--S0 Gshnst< ae1on hzs
6een tzxsa IN tas r9morsi striks y tos
ssitehassn II Packinx tosn. Today .
comnittss * tseaty -fous ssitchmsa. ons
tIon ssca read into the city. ealisd sE tie
Chleazo. Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad o.
nces sad demanded tie Reinstatement q
slK msa discharged for refusing 90 haa lie
Laks cooFs ears. They slso Nere = De-
m4nd EE41 tks Lac shore s1aploy
none but union nlsn. IL was reported tazL
= he railroads refused. general strike sas
- ce ordered aE elolk tbis evening. Tbs
sas net doae. however. and sorx WsDt on
a. asiizi- A Msstlng s4s held IA tie essn-
~ at fSslth- a.. Turner Hal. snsre the
con nlltlee reported the resIit u their con
tsFsace. rs Tumort that Ihe Burlington
agreed ~ employ SIX union Iaen n pace
of those discharged. bot w00ld not rein
sL4t1 tks latter.
A 3 meeting tonight Il was decided %
reject TIE pfopOsiLl0a male % TIE baFling-
ton road TIE ssltchmen Will present
thelr QluMstum tomorrow. Ia case OF
its rejection a general strike OF ssltcnmen
Ia tnls city vii PROBABLY ensue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
Tt4G SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

They Meet to Declare the Result of Elsc-
tioa and Exchange Congratulations
1t is customary after an election Of school
Trustees each year for the Board OF Eiuca-
ton 10 hold a meeting TO canvass the votes
and settle up the business Of the old Board.
That meeting was held last evening. and as
the members dropped in there was plenty
Of hsnd-shaking and congratulations. DR..
Griswold, OF the Fourth ward, and Fletcher
OF the Eighth. were highly complimented
for having defeated lady candidates. aud
were told that had they not been ladies'
men they would never have ''eot there"
Allen was thanked for keeping such man
as Al Livingstone from being the represen-
tafive of the Second ward. Sullivan, of the
Fifth ward, ssid be had such hard fight
that be was lame and it was all owing to
his religious principles being misrepre-
senfed by bis opponent
The Presidents esvel fell at $40 and all
of the members answered TO their names
when called except Trustees Fox, Felker
and Ulrich. Presi5ent Blair stated the
object of the meeting aud the Secretary
read the returns made by the inspectors of
election from the several wards. a. publish
cd in the TELEsRAN- HERALD, and the elect
ion Of the new members was confirmed bv
the Board. Trustees Fe.ker and Ulrich
here came in aud took their seats. The
Committee on Claims and Accounts pre-
sented several smsll accounts incurred IN
conducting the recent slection. That part
Of The report comprising the claims Of the
clerks and inspectors of the election was
accepted ard adopted. The rental Of
premises for polling place. then came up
and tbis called form some hitter remarks
from tie members - the First and FOURTH
wsris who thought Il wss high time tbst q
city o. this SIZE should provide more suit
able polling places. On motion Of Trustee
Plinz The matter Of these claims was laid on
the table Ths claim of ~. Hsfss ~ 81 "a
fof delivering haiiot boxes wss allowed.
Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
TALKS AB0Ur rHEAraKS


TIE isst of ths op<rings" takes p,2c4
Non1ay sveninx. sben TIE coy snd pretty
w5adsr.sa3 viii thrsS oDsn IS doors with
t1s Crsterion opera comp&ny occupying Is
sGsks. Hsnszer w 4. Dsy. xho MI again
disecs Z L .ifs for sseksEt 4 Virgins. has n0s
esen idls sincs bis FetCra frsn Nsw YORK,
and be has wrought very decided change
in the interior OF the house. The earnestly
ball has besn eliminated, sad rs
rear portion hks been pArnt.0ned
off snd turned into dressing
rooms. OF these there are seven al well
lighted. realty ezrpeted xId furnished With
ihe requisites for that very necessary sd-
junct 10 the thestTe-a good dressing room
There IS also a iSgge space left for the ssor-
ing s8sy Of OATS which sse not Ia Use.
This vii nstsrizlly widen and enlarge the
stage room both IL width and depth. A
part Of the old curio hail i - be fitted up
as = ladies' toilet and cloak room and
Manager psy viii plase colored woman
IN charge of IT, Toe scenery hss all been
rettuehed and several new scenes painted
The interior Of the auditorium has been
repaiatsi sad re-bronzed and new carpets
have been laid IA the sslsles and
-as bright and pretty as on
the day it was opened We have one
advantage which sill commend us 10 the
lady patrons of the house" said Manager
Day. We bave no saloon ia or near the
building, in fact there Is none IN the block.
We have q splendid list of attractions be-
sipning With the Criterion Opera company
and following next week with Jennie
Ieamans in her new play. The prices will
be slightly changed; the gallery will Do 10
cents instead Of 10 cents aud the front rows
OF the dress circle and parquette circle 80
cents. All the rest are IS cents except the
perquette " hich is so cents. The matinee
prices will be 10 and % cents end a reserved
seat in the larquette 25 cents. Onr Orches-
ira this yeat under the lead OF Prof. Law
son will be even better than il was last
year as wb have the flute, clarionet and
drum player of last season. and Wurzburg
! and Brons bn and other members of the
Lake band. Following Jennie Yeaman s
week after next at The Wonderland are
Tannehiil, Dominick Murray and Laurs
Dainty. iatinees will be given at The
Wonderland this season on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
The prod pction of Rice's "Evangeline" al
Powers Gr4 Ind Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday evenings IS the talk of the
town. There is sure 10 be crowded houses
both evenings, and the fact should be
borne in mind that the sale Of reserved
seats opens this morning at the new box
office in the main entrance.
Alden Benedict who plays "Monte Cristo''
at Powers Grand Opera House Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week, is said to
be brilliant yonng actor. The sale OF
seats for this engagement opened up very
fairly yesterday.
"The Argonauts' will be presented at the
| Redmond matinee this afternoon.
partners in Crime" will be the attrac-
| ton at Redmond's next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
a FLIM-FLAMMER CAUGHT.
Fred Whitfield, Brother of the Noted Levi
WhItfsfd. In the Tolls.

-
WhItfsid, In the Tolls.
Fred Whitfield, who with an accomplice,
has been doing a successful flim-fam busi-
ness in the city for about week, was ar
rested Tuesday evening, by Sergeant John
son. II was six O'CLOCK when the pstrol
wagon arrived at Police Headquarters and
Sergeant Johnson. in order TO leave the
Office AZ punctually the moment be was
relieved by the night Sergeant. neglected
70 enter a charge against, or give the name
of the prisoner be had brought in, so that
he remained all night sn unrecognized
stranger. Il appears that the
patrol was called TO the corner
of West Leonord-st. and Alpine-ave
and upon arriving at that point a buggy
was met With two occupants who told the
officers tfat they were wanted
juss beyond there. After driving short
distance they met b. Jenksr. who Informed
thsn that they he'd just passed the raen
eho were wanted. Trey Turned sbout and
gave chAsa Al the corner Of FaiToanks-st.
the buggy in which we're the two men WAS
overturned. but the occupants did not wait
10 look after the damage, bat ran 10 a lum-
per yard Whisfssd vas captured. bat his
coDpsnipn escaped He e brother Of the
notorious Levi Wnitfsld who Is now
serving term ct jackson. A plush case
album which fhev stole from house of 81
fame on Ksstst vas found in The buggy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
DRY GOODS!
Spring accompany,
Goods
Department.

We have received during the
past month. and on Monday
Morning, Sept. S. will place
on sale the largest and best sc.
lected stock OF Dress Goods
shown in Grand Rapids for
many years. snd-being largely
our own importasion--the styles
are exclusively our own, and
arc IS per cent cheaper than the
same class of goods were sold
for last season. We cordially
extend 10 every lady ir the city
an invitation 20 inspect these
goods--no trouble 20 show them.
Out OF town customers please
send for samples.
We are oaeriig so pieces OF
Hibernian Suitings. 81 inches
wide, at the great sacrifice
price OF only 80 cts.
SO pieces double-fold all-wooi
suitings in pin check and fancy
mixtures at so cts, worth 1scts.
A beautiful line OF suitings in
mixtures, SO 10 81 inches wide,
all-wool, ranging from so cts TO
$3.50 per yard.
A large assortment OF Novel
~ Trimmings by the ysrd-Ss
to SIS.
We have eclipsed ali past
seasons in The quality and style
OF French and English Novelty
Quits. The ooiors and patterns
are works Of high art. The
prices run from Sias so to SIS.
Eroadcloths, 81 inches wide,
an immense line, all the new
and popular colors.
French Opera Flsnneis in
stripes and dots, beautiful for
ladies morning gowns. dressing
sacks and for childrens wear.
Don't fail TO see these goods for
they are handsome and entirely
rev.
IS pieces, s<-inch Dcvonshirc
Checks, nine different styles
from which 10 make a selection.
so pieces Merritt's Flannel,
81 inches wide, ID different pat
terms.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
SILL IN SUSPENSE.
30 Dsciaioa OF the supreme cours In the
AnAFobist's Cases.

OTTAWA. IT,. Sept. The Supreme
Court held nvs minutes formal session
this moraing and then adjourned untii to-
morrow Nothing whatever Is known
positively regarding tbs anarchist case.
RamoEs. however. are as numerous and as
conflicting as ever. A prominent Chicago
attorney Is authority for the statement
that the opinion Is not officially written.
and that the matter has not
yet besn Ia conference. 1T Is,
said he. "a matter IN which l have the best
Of reasons for saying that the Supreme
Court will not move IN haste The opinion
will necessarily require much personal at
tension from each Of the Justices. and then
mast be submitted 10 conference" The
idea Is gaining yfound that nothing viii be
heard irom ne Judges this week regarding
tbs anarchists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

L0SDoS. sept. The Liberal leaders
have decided to challenge IN the House Of
Commons the legality of tae Governments
proclamation OF the Irish meetings AZ
Ennis and ether places, and vote Of cen
sure will bs moved and supported by
sir William HarcOurt aud Sir George
%. Trsvlyan on Monday next Parnellte
members Who srs a5s.nt IN Ireland will be
recalled 20 assist IT an effort to carry the
molten ard AL except Psrnell himsel, who
- sick st AvOndale. will, Il is expected, be
in their seats. The discussion viii be led
on part 0f Irish members 0y Mr.. sexton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
The MEDICINE MEN.
Prof semmoIs Of italy Delivers Lecture
on BaeterioIogy.


WAsHIxsToS. Sept. Prof SemmOls, Of
Italy, delivered his lecture on Bscterioiogv
and It's thsrapeatical relations 81 the general
session of the Medical Congress today. TIE
foreign contingent vss well represented in
the audience, as most of the foreign dele
gates understoOd French, IN which lsn-
euage the address was delivered. Proossor
Semmoia's connection with the uupisas-
ant episode in which Dr DuFanie. u
Italy. 6gursd. felt sifrouted and
withdrew from the convention. be-
cause he Vas not permitted 60
respond to Secretary Bsysrd al
dress Of welcome % the foreign eue<ts
hizhfeued curiosity and attracted grest
may home 6elezstes 60 see The orator AID
listen 70 sn address delivered in = lsngaAxs
which thsy DID not auderstf1d Happily ths
troubis has ali been expls. ned swsy sad a.
purante vas on the atf0rm when toe sss-
sisn opened. snd inst before Prof sem
moia began his address. 81 the request Of
Presidents Davis, occupied ths presiding
of5cers chair snd listened sttenfiveiy .
the address Of bis distin guishsd coilssgue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

An nsxninssss Tiiamia&sioa of the City
by Satnr.l Gas.

ToLk0o. Ohio. sept. twenty-five
thousand strangers are ia the city tonight,
broasht here by the tri-Stats fair and the
natural gas celebration. Twelve stand
pipes. 100 feet high. have been erected IN
various portions of the city. and promptly
a. O'Clock the gas from hfty wells. which
aad been escaping through these pi9es
al day, vas ignited simultaneously. max
hog one 0f the most impressive and
brilliant displays ever witnessed IN this
section Of the country. The SKY Is ln-ld as
with a great conh4g ration and The reelection
ear De seen Tor miles. lwenty thousand
people Aslened % address A. tnc pavilion on
Malison-st- oy ex-Pesident Hayes. Senator
Asaly aud Rev 1. g. Lee. A large number
81 man staclarsTs from all parts OF the
United o5a.es are hers as guests or tie city,
70 witness t1e display.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
The Ball.

The evening was given up entirely to
amusement. and by e:45 the Iona street
Armory was filed with handsome ladies
aud gallant knights, the very cream OF col
ored society. The majority Of the
gentlemen who were not uniformed
appeared IN fall evening dress,
and the costumes of the ladies were rich
and tasty. Mrs. Z. +. Cary, Of Detroit,
wife OF the Grand Secretary, was nndouot-
edly the bell Of the ball. her dress was
crean coiored satin, cut decolette. with
plush panel and silk worked flowers The
majority of The visiting Knights were ac-
companied by their wives or sveethearts.
but Grand Rapids furnished lie share OF
pretty ladies at the ball last evening. at 10
O'Clock the dance began. and al l2o5 the
Sir Knights and their ladies formed line
of march and at the command of the Grand
Commander moved in body from the hall
To the rooms Of the Mystic Social CLUB,
where sumptuous repsst bad been pre-
pared under the supervision OF the ladies
of Golden Rule Commsndery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
Bn.ted and then Du.ted.

CHARLorTE, Mich, Sept. Frank De-
witt. one Of the proprietors Of the Opera
House billiard parlor, sold out to bis part
ner Monday. borrowed money of persons
and left. Yesterday Landlord Beiger, OF
she Sherwood house. and an officer, went TO
Onondaga With warrant for bis arrest.
They found him and compelled him TO
disgorge. Dewitt admitted other ofen-
sea that had been secretly charged sgsint
him. He was arrested after he mad made
restitutiOa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
4 GREAT EXPLOSION
ascHooNER sLO@N TO FHaenEsTs-
Esar Msa Enlsa oatFfsas &ad Oas Drsss-
al a. Hs@ EaeA-A gtsrsilssass 4Gd
. Dxa& bridge Also
Destroyed.

Bosros. sept. 7.--Ab0at 70 o'clock tfis
n.,rnsBx ths schoonsr Mar Eazie, ioaasd
sith nzplfhs. sss iJing near ne ~hAii
osposifs Cunalas CHAM I'll stoEenouss nsAr
the Chelsea bridge. FEAR men wefs On tne
d-ax aad sas bel0~ suddenlg there sas
: oull of black smoke followed by tre-
nsns10as explosloE, tnroEiag The 0eca %
the vessel INTO tie ar. Ia ne ulldst "a TIE
s.1ls xnd sln0ks Ners the bodies 0f t1s
four men- They ~eFs harled high above
t1s sh l0ner an1 tlen feo oack iAto the
n.nss hat allied he boa. 1hs ritA nan
iuuped overheard and wzs dFosned-
he tarnes 4ulexiY spread - Cunning-
ham st0reA01se winch sss s0ou destroyed
Me2n ale t1s ourning 3lik driftec around
AGAINST tha afax bri1gs AID burned asay
las dEaN Ihis sn11 - tae Boston nre de-
psrtmsnt aGd prevented thsm getting 70 The
Chelsea silis ~ h oTilse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

late Tuesday night basket containing
white girl bsby sbc1t 3 week old wss lsft
~ some unknown person On tae steps Of
The residence Of George A. smith. = coio-ef
nan. 81 the corner al North Ieois and
MasoD-sfs. Tie family cared fsr tte little
psif ever night al yesterday fbsy nofi-
fka the poiice of he sad The po'les no
tife3 Direcsor of tbe F9eT E8pprscht ard
be took the BABE ~ ibe s. A. Home
There vas aothinE with the h5t.s ssrsrcer
which woui3 be hksiy % cad 70 - identi-
fcztion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
Foreign Troops Coming to Chicago.

WASHINGTON. Sept. "A letter has been
received at the Treasury Department from
Gen. Beveridge. president OF the Interna-
tional Military Encampment at Chicago.
stating that certain troops from Denmark,
Sweden, Norway and Belgium, will arrive
at New York about the 25th inst, en- route
TO Chicago. and that they will leave New
York October D. on their return home.
Acting Secretary Thompson has sent this
information 10 the Collector of New York,
with instructions to allow free entry of the
baggage and effects of the visiting soldiers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

WARRINGTON. Sept. 7.-Acting Postmas-
tsr-General Stevenson received to-day from
Mr.. Mize, Secretary of the Democratic
State Committee OF Illinois. copy of the
resolutions adopted at the special meeting
OF the committee in regard TO the connec-
ton of Postmaster Clendenning. at Spring
field, Ill. with the alleged printers com
bine." There were no charges or spseihca-
tions accompanying the resolution. There
was also received letter from Postmaster
Clendenning denying the charges made
against him. No action will be taken by
the Department until the return of POST
master General Villas
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

TIE binding q he leaves coatsinIng De
Signatures g The invitation - President
sud Mrs Cievs'anS - vssit tie cSy. i con-
pistsi ~ last The roluns oeatsins Effg-
fve psess o1 -hieh srs wvisfen ssoat nine
ha1ffse rsnrss II IL fourteen fnrkss lon~
~ = = { incSes Eids sxd sso1f sssf g. lnea
shirk inc.1tiux fhs ee1eTs Ths enx-sTsng
q tes Fl Fsg csss wbicb VI Ss slEs- - -
~ ~-r~~ - 49, f,77ns@<e< as see ss,1k
80 p-aoehlv rssst sts fesffnsEon ms as
ihe fre<i5ens is Fessg - sszr sa sc y 49,
- Esn
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

MK1BoCEvE. sept. 7--Advices from
Samoa $50 that the German squadron 10
tbs PsciEt rsceatiy demanded payment Of
a bsAvy f1s b. King Mslissos f1F rabsser-
ses or Ge~nsH plantations committed ~
fae EnRs s1sects fsyT0t8f era r.
fss.3 rhs Con- rsndsr II the feef isasa5
50 ne- as cerstre 2siet1ss Eral
Tafa6sess E5ee ef ~suoa hsietaa VS.
ir ssa fs rssst tAs sef7on. t8f fts frl'-
fsa eua AHfreea G81s1ls issHe1 . Fruc.
lsnscen s6e.-ing ia ~s1za ssier - tss
srsssnt hrt sec srse their f-c~srN r. s1ts
s~ass - Fzo<s - Is~~>sse - sssz
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
HOPE FOR CONCESSIONS.
A sssss Of Uaesrtaiaty Amoog sasqas-
hAana valley Mfnsrs.

WILHrssAAsx. Pa. Sept. Nothing
definite can be learned as 20 the course the
miners in this vicinity will pursue on ae-
count Of the refusal Of the greater nnmbsr
Of the coal operators to recognize their de-
mAnds for an advance Of wages The men
ars very retieent and very
little reliable information caa Re
CLEANED As 20 what they propose
doing. The Leaders will not be interviewed
under any circumstances. Sentiment
among business men is that operators IN
the lover end OF Luzefne will ruake con-
cessions 10 the men. If they do not give all
that Is demanded, and thereby prevent
what al this stage threatens 10 be strike OF
~, 600 mine workers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
CHANGED DAILY.

% Centsi % Cents I; 23 Cepeiii
Have you seen those handsome decorated
cups and ssucers fer % cepis2 OF course
You have not as We just put them out THE
morning. Such cups and ssucers are bar
gains al three times the price we ask. They
are something new; 10 old stock we have
had for years and want 10 get rid of. but the
latest shape and lovely colors. And then
those pretty
satin Giss, Vases
Can also be bcugh, for 3 cents. and such
beautiful tin's. really you would be suf-
prisei how one Of these vsses viii brighten
no your parlor. Thsv are no imitation,
bat the genuine English Satin ware.
syrup Pitchers
Are necessity this time OF the year, when
pancakes are eaten In every house IN the
Union, and to meet the wants Of thousands
who ale longing for q pretty pitcher for
syrup 10 set oil their breakfast table with.
We have imported the incest style IN the
crystal glass, not the large. oid-fashioned
kind. but . neat pattern that would iook
we'll Oh any table. and only 10 cents each.
Just think Of it-only 10 cents You will
wonder how they can be made for that
price. The way We happened 10 buy them
60 vs can sell thsm for that price is We buv
them in such Quaniities-in fact barrels and
barrels OF tbem-thst Il enables Ds TO TO
oeive al the discounts the factories can
afford. and then We buy them dirssL 90
We can save the commissions tbst the Job
bers receive and II We sci hundreds 0f them
inside oi three OF four dass. ~s csnfbe coD-
tented 20 make t1t one o. tw0 cents on
each. 20 don f0iss tie opportunity II buy
ing S syrup pitcher for almost nothing
Tie latest Mex York fad II 10 tsse those
pretty bon-bOn baskets ths; y0u So among
our assortment q baskets. paint them v bite
and gid tBe edge. or spsfter he git srg1Dd
in pstches. fiil fan RI boB-bDns. and tie .
rshoan around Il. o. around tie covef in
tie lsiesi New York bow Which we viii
STOW yoa how 70 tlt sDo with rossboo
running through TIE knot, makes one Of
tie Drstiiest fsf8su1rsDcss oDs ctn posi-
biv gel ~. While speaking q bssfsts. ws
have iusf received . nev shape Ia those
ginko Baskets for decorating arc tim s.ins
| Tkey az rzBch fAftsr tbEn TIE old style
ard vixen pat on fhres sess fvh3oe ~s have
70 seIl r1Afes a veTv handsome piece ~
| furniture. These basf sts VII De found iu
Japanese In~-nss Tspsvz
far rsrfornIng room. Tsess 10 sell 70
/ bupcbes fof - eerfe . bauch fou light
/ one sr5 IL vii rurn fcg aours Cling TIE
roorl wifh the nost delightful otor. Sec
I s,rd fear-t.ke or cable rosd
Ie s1Ye and So our outdoor dispisv fur
todse. a. vs bsTe Ensfr Des psrgsips
vfscb spsos viii Dof g,sfmjf des = p,lor
sr,d ever IL - hsd sf1ce Es ttink 4 -
Sauch uioer - So the articiss them selves
vhieh - csBnot begin 70 aessrlkt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

SCRANTON. Pa, Sept IA company Of
men employed at Clear Spring colliery at
West Plttsron, struck today because their
employers refused to allow them pay for
the noon hour, during which they were oh
liged TO DO considerable work. Their ac-
ton compelled the closing Of the mine, and
make over 900 employees idle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

srx1xaF1Erp. No. Sept 7.-On The Gulf
Road near Seymour. the rails sprsad and
the engine and fourteen cars fell down a
ffeen- feet er'bsnkueut Enginesr Smith
ard Fireman E1varfs s1d brakeman Scast
we~e terribly crushed and scsided. Ed
~srsis win DE. Less. Ss10Dl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

LoSDoS. Sept THE report that Prince
Ferdinand is about to abandon his throne
and return to Hungary is without found
alton. Arrests CT suspected c9Dspirators
against his authority continue in sofia and
the prolongation Of state OF siege for an
indefinite period Is assured
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Nsrpro. sep2 The suthoritrs have
discovered the existence Of a wed organized
and extensive anarchist plot and have, IN
consequence. nafs several sr-ssts in tAis
eisv. saIsnancs snd cseiz II persons ~hose
connection Via Conspiracy = beyond
cuesficn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
solsmN SERVICES AT EXETER.
TAS Funeral of oas Hundred and Six
teen Victims Of tho Fire.

LoSDoS, Sept. The funeral of seventy
six identified and forty unknown victims of
the Exeter Theatre fire took place in ths:
town today. The burial of the bodies was
conducted publicly. Business was sus-
pended and the streets. although filled with
people, were perfectly silent as the pro-
cession OF the dead passed on the way to
the grave.